#242 Data Storytelling for Kids with Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic, Founder and CEO of Storytelling with Data
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Curiosity Diminishes with Age
Engaging with children across different grades reveals a natural decline in curiosity and open expression as they grow older. Younger children, especially those in second grade, exhibit unfiltered enthusiasm and a plethora of questions, showcasing their innate inquisitiveness. In contrast, fifth graders begin to show reserve and concern for peers' perceptions when interacting, leading to more guarded behavior. Fourth graders display a middle ground, asking more questions but still exercising some self-censorship. This progression highlights the importance of nurturing genuine curiosity while balancing the development of social awareness and self-regulation in older children.
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